A thiamine (Vit B1) deficiency can lead to pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency, which can be treated with increased fat intake.TrueFalse

The thiamin deficiency disease is characterized by weakness, poor muscular coordination, and decreased functioning of the cardiovascular and nervous systems.

The thiamin-deficiency disease is known as ________.Multiple ChoicepellagraricketsberiberiDengue fever

How might a person who consumes a diet adequate in fat still develop a fat-soluble vitamin deficiency?Multiple choice question.If the body stores excess fatInefficient fat digestion and absorptionThis is not possibleIf the fat is burned too quickly for energy

Select all that applySelect the populations that are at risk of developing a thiamin deficiency. Multiple select question.those with gastrointestinal diseasepneumonia patientsthose who are obeseheart failure patients

Vitamins and their deficiency diseases